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The best OnePlus 6T screen protectors

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The OnePlus 6T may not be current-generation tech anymore, but it still deserves protection from the dangers of the world. If you’ve happened to pick one up recently (or even if you’ve had one for a while), you’ll need a screen protector to keep your device’s screen safe from drops, dings, and the other hazards of everyday life.

With so many different brands available, choosing the best one is far from an easy task. Read on as we take a look at the best OnePlus 6T screen protectors available.

Omoton Tempered Glass Screen Protector

Omoton Tempered Glass Screen Protector for OnePlus 6T
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Sold in a high-value pack of four, Omoton’s Tempered Glass protector is one of the most popular and well-reviewed OnePlus 6T screen protectors online. It boasts a thickness of only 0.33mm, retaining the original sensitivity of the phone’s touchscreen while also ensuring a highly transparent and high-definition visual experience. Just as importantly, it carries a 9H hardness rating, making it as durable as pretty much anything else on this list and ensuring that your phone is protected from all manner of everyday scratches and knocks. Helpfully, the protector comes with a guide frame and uses bubble-free adhesive, making it pretty easy to install.

Skinomi TechSkin

Skinomi TechSkin Screen Protector for OnePlus 6T
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A good film protector will guard against a variety of threats, including minor scratches, dirt, and grit — and the TechSkin protector from Skinomi is a good film protector. It’s made from the same protective film used to protect luxury cars, military aircraft, and NASA space shuttles, and it comes with anti-UV yellowing technology and self-healing properties that can close up minor scratches over time. It’s super clear, and you’ll likely forget it’s applied once you slap it on. Thanks to it being slim film, it doesn’t add any bulk to your phone. It won’t protect as well as glass — especially against drops and bumps — but this is still great protection. Best of all, it comes in a twin pack, so you’ve got a spare if you need it.

Olixar Ultra-Thin Tempered Glass Protector

Olixar Ultra-Thin Tempered Glass Protector OnePlus 6T
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Glass might be fragile, but it’s still one of the best clear protective materials around. This protector from Olixar is made from tempered glass that comes with a 9H hardness rating — making it ideal for protection against scratches, dirt, and grit. It can take a bump too, and should hopefully bear the brunt of the impact, instead of your phone. It comes with an anti-shatter film that means it won’t become dangerous if broken. It’s super thin, being just 0.26mm thick, and it comes with a 95 percent light penetration ratio, so it’s super clear. It’s extremely easy to install, and Olixar claims there’s no risk of trapped bubbles.

IQ Shield Matte Screen Protector

IQ Shield Matte Screen Protector OnePlus 6T
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Screen protectors aren’t just focused on providing protection; they can offer some sweet supplementary features too. IQ Shield has treated its film screen protector with a beautiful matte finish, which means it won’t reflect the light in the same way a non-matte protector would, and helps eliminate and reduce glare on your screen when you’re outside in the sunshine. Outside of its usefulness on bright days, this screen protector is also highly protective. It’s constructed from a military-grade film that prevents minor scratches and keeps dirt from accumulating on your display, while the wet installation process guarantees a snug fit onto your OnePlus 6T. It’s available for an affordable price, and it even comes in a twin pack.

SuperShieldz Tempered Glass Protector

SuperShieldz Tempered Glass Protector OnePlus 6T
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If you’re searching for an incredible deal, look no further than the SuperShieldz Tempered Glass Protector. This screen protector is a reputable brand known for a high-quality screen shield at a cheap rate, and its tempered glass protectors are no different. All of these impressive protectors are composed of 9H hardness tempered glass with a scratch-resistant layer and a clarity rating of 99.99%. In addition, they’ve each been treated with an oleophobic and hydrophobic coating that prevents dirty fingerprints or oil from damaging your phone’s display. They also feature rounded edges to coordinate with your phone’s display. These protectors represent some of the best value you’ll find, with a triple pack for a discounted price, but you won’t get any of the additional features that some of the other protectors offer.

ArmorSuit Full Body Protector

ArmorSuit Full Body Protector OnePlus 6T
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You may have chosen to go without a OnePlus 6T case, but that doesn’t mean you have to compromise the level of protection at all. ArmorSuit’s MilitaryShield protector comes with an oleophobic coating to diminish hideous fingerprints and self-healing technology that repairs minor scratches. It’s also simple to apply and even more straightforward to forget once it’s on. The best part is that this screen protector comes with a full-body protector, too, so you can spread that scratch-protection and fingerprint prevention to the rest of your device. It won’t defend against bumps in the same way a case and glass protector would, but it’s still an excellent option for some basic protection.

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